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April 26, 1982 Page 2 6. Correspondence a. Preservation News for April, 1982 b. Old -House Journal, April, 1982 c. A Thank You from the National Trust for a copy of the Inventory Catalogue and Summary Report d. Notice of a Conference sponsored by the National Trust and The Historic Albany Foundation for board members of private, non - profit organizations. e. Federal Design Matters, Winter 1981. f. Southhold Newsletter, April, 1982 g. Preservation Law Reporter Reference binder & materials, Volume I h. Preservation Progress, March, 1982 i. Information: Rehabilitating Residential Hotels, National Trust j. Conserve Neighborhoods Special "Stop Arson" Issue k. The Indiana Preservationist, HLF1, No. 1, 1982, which has a chart on preservation commissions in Indiana 1. Information on National Property Law.Digests m. Survival Kit from the National Trust on the national threats to preservation and what can be done n. A brochure on the effects of synthetic siding on older homes o. Preservation Law Reporter, March, =1982 7. Committee Reports a. Budget & Finance - no report b. Historic Districts 1) Edgewater Place Historic District a) 601 605 and 617 Lincolnway East Ms. Kiemnec reported that there has been no word from the City Building Commissioner as to his decision on the Commission's request for a one year delay of the demolition request of 601 Lincolnway East. There has been no further correspondence received on 605 or 617 either. b) Edgewater Letter Ms. Kiemnec read a letter (Appendix A) composed by the Edgewater Place Historic District Liaison Committee. She requested permission to have it printed and distributed to all Edgewater owners. The cost to the Commission would be approximately $7.00 for duplicating and postage to non - resident owners. Ms. Sporleder made a motion that the Commission pay for duplicating and postage (only_ living "in the district) and that these letters be distributed; Mr. Oxian seconded; motion approved. c) Historic Landmarks 1. Second Reading on 314 West LaSalle & 233 North Lafayette Ms.._DeLaruelle made a motion that these buildings be declared land- marks by ordinance and sent to the Common Council; Mr. Oxian seconded; motion carried. 2. Second Reading on 518 North Lafayette Ms. Kiemnec read correspondence on this matter from the South Bend Medical Annex' Attorney, Edward N. Kalamaros (Appendix B) and from Jeff Gibney of Southold Heritage (Appendix C). Mrs. Sporleder made a motion that the building be declared a landmark by ordinance and. to the Common Council; Mr. Oxian seconded; Mr. Nimtz voted nay; motion carried.